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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22

end imaginative newspaper renorters
that bis haymaskct speech did not ex-
CITE not, and that there was no connec.
non between his speeches and the
death OF Officer began. He saws the
evidence did not show him guilty but
proved bis innocence, and that he has
been convicted as an Anarchist and not
as a murderer. He came and gave
himself up for fair trial, and appeals to
the American people to avert the awful
crime Of judicial murder.
"Ihe lovers Of justice are engaged in
an effort to thwart the communication
OF judicial murder by commute
ton OF the sentence to prison. For
tins j thank them, but / am an
innocent man. / am sacrificed to
those who say these men may be in-
nocent, but they are Anarchists lam
prepared 70 lay down my life for my
rights and the rights Of nay fellow-men,
but ! object TO being killed on false and
unprOveu accusations therefore | can
not countcnancc or accept the efforts OF
those who would endcavor TO procure
Communication OF my sentence to i'm
plisonmontin the penitentiary. Neither
DO approve Of any further appeals to
the courts of law. As between capital
and rs legal rights and labor and It's
rights the court must decide with the
cspitalistic class. An appeal TO them
would be an appeal of the wage slave
TO bis capitalistic master for liberty. If
] had never been an Anarchist before
my experience with the court the laws
vould make an Anarchist of Inc now.
! appeal not FOR mercy but for Justice"
After again saying that lie will not
sccept Communication OF sentence he
closes by quoting the language OF Pat
rick Henry: "Give me liberty or give
ne death"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22

the Trc.,Gcnt'@ Journey gcss and
tDufu.

riy telegraph o. tho D'sU6tcbl
WteuSGo~. September 2l.-The
President aud Mrs Cleveland Will leave
Vo-a uai.u next friday week for an
.ln.p of tlr,o weeks in tho West
s.0 South. They viii be accompanied
l,Io official. the other members OF
ticrmty being dee Presidents private
lacarv. Colonel Lamont. two per-
.rM friends of the President Mr.
wilson =. Hissdl, of Buffalo, his form
o. law partner, and DR. Joseph y.
BRYANT, Of New York, who was mem
hr of his military STAFF while Gov
CrDor.
Tho party Viii leave Washington by
the Pennsylvania railroad Friday, Sep
tcmbCr Goth, at lO A. NJ. viii success
eiyely visit Indianapolis, Tcrro Haule.
St Louis. Chicago. Milwaukee, Madi-
son. So Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, st.
Jo.ch, Kansas CITY, Memphis, Nash
vile, Atlanta, ard Montgomery. Re
tum0c. tlc party viii leave Montgom-
uy tc;oter goth at p. W., aud reach
" shnston Saturday, October 22d, at
q 3. ".
Noslogs VII bc made except at the
Youts above mentioned, and in no in
aauco clu the time given to cities where
stops are 90 be a4ie he extended. The
trc. tlat the journey is timed t. meet
fix. engagements viii prevent any
exceptions 60 t-is determination but
through ihc Day, i'm passing all places
.r s,v e.f.illrslll .iye. the train Will
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE. AND RICE
MoED sr0cK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Gotten, Tobacco, fur-
psntins, Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
rBy telegraph to the DlspAtcn.I

NEW YORK. September 21.--Tbe stock market
to-day was eighty lees active than on yefter-
day, but was equally subject 70 sudden changes
from activity 20 dulnsss ana from strongth 70
weakness. The activity was most noticeaDle
during the weak spells In the forenoon aud Ia
ter in The day during the strong period. Tho
bears attacked the list and with markell sue
cess. The weakness was intensified Ater toe
small amount a. bonds cfiered became snpsn.
hut letter feeling prevailed later. ana the
bulls assumed command. The Gnnouncemoot
Of email offerings Of bonds 10 the Urea
suTy department caused rush % SOIL
by the bears which, Notwithstanding tho
Resistance offered by purchasers for for
elgn account and more Influential room-
traders. forced prices down sharply Tor short
time. Tho oyefsold condition OF the market Is
Shown by the fact that most OF TIE active
stocks lean ~ premium for use. Tue actiyl'
y In readiug WAS very great. but It's influence
upon values was not greater thHn western
Union New England. or IT. Paul There were no
special favOTifos in the list. Under the influence
~ more hopeful feeling and purchases by
foreigners prices we're materially higher AZ
The opening the advances ranging op 10 = per
cent The Improvement was quickly lost, how
ever the market being weak from the opening,
and In the first twenty minutes MisDuu Pm
cine lost II and others lesser amolnt':
Though specially heavy losses We're sustained
by sOme OF tho specialtles the market ralllel
and recovered most OF the loss, but again
became weak and active before noon, aud
from y 20 IA per cont ras krocked on OK
values. with Western Union leading the do
cline, though IL was later displaced by New
England. Tho decline received an impetus
after ~ o'clock. and the lowest figures eene-
rally we're reached by $780, when a decidedly
strong tone marked tho dealings and prices
rose rapidly until near O'Clock, whom Quot
period occurred. At tho close tho market was
active and strong n tho host prices Of the day.
Sales aggregated $4,000 shares.
NEW YORK, September 2i.-soon.-siocSs
dun and heavy. Money eay 81 5a6 per cent.
Exchsnge-Long, %s0A; Short 4SiA. Govern
ments dun.
MISUNDERSTANDING feveri.h and lower long,
ISL ; short 1851. Money easy at Sassy closing
offered at 5 Sub Treasury bal3nces-tiOli.
tl3i,g25.OO0; currency, sl3,S}S.000. Govern
eDis dun: per cents, l24)S ~ per ceats,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22

SEPTEMBER 2i.-No change OF any kind In
tie market Business la;. Primo. 4atila I;
sneled. 3ka9kc.; factory hani-piosoi, Js3 e.,
uuG 10 demand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22

the Reunion NJ Evansville. Ind
rrnfernization Speeches.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


EVANSVILLE, IND, September Oh
The second day of the reunion of the
blue and the gray has proven a grand
success. The weather continues fine
and the crowd on the grounds in the
afternoon was estimated at 2j,O0O.
The morning was devoted to receiving
distinguished guests, Grand Army of
the Republic posts, and Confederate
camps. Addresses were made by Gov
ernor Gray, of Indiana, who welcomed
the strangers to the State Ex-Governor
i. i. Noyes, Of Ohio General Adam
johnson, Of Texas; General j. G.
Wheeler, of Nashville, Tenn; Colo
mel Wood. of Florence, Ala; General
Green b. Raum, OF Washington, ID. c.,
and George ". Peck, of Milwaukee.
Later in the afternoon three visiting
military companies gave a dress parade
on the dull grounds in the presence
Of several thousand people. Tonight
campfres are being held. Old vete-
rams are talking over the past ami
making short addresses. Governor 5.
u. Buckner, OF Kentucky, will arrive
tomorrow morning accompanied by
his staff. General Gordon, OF Georgia,
IS also expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
piod from Lock5aw.
by telegraph 10 TIE p.spatch.l

GErTYsncGo, Pa. September d.
OIos Grcsso Of the Springfield (Ohio)
battery, Ohio National Guard, wlo
was badly wounded by the premature
discharge OF cannon with which Sd
Int was being fired after the dedica-
ton Of the Ohio memorial on the l4th,
died this morning from lockjaw. lie
has been At the hotel here, and his con-
dition was better until last evening,
when locEiaw set in. His remains
were taken to his homo at cnce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22


NEW YosK, September 2l.--No more
,han 100 people were present az the IN
dignotion meeting hcil in Cooper
mon tonight 70 protest against Eng
ler2's Treatment Of Ireland. The meet
ing was called by Professor Mezzcraf
ldynamitarGl, ?. J. Fitzpatrick, AMI
f.. D. Power. The speakers all recon-
monded ply force as the means Of
Fighting Iroland's wrong. 4 violent
manifesto was read by Mczzsrlf, AMI
aas loudly cheered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
the CnATsw0Rrm AcC.bENr.
The Official Report Does Not Locate
the Responsibility.

by Telegraph % t1o DIspltch.I
CHICAGO, September 21.-A Spring
Geld (Ill.) special says: President Il.
2. Leonard, Of the Toledo, Peoria and
Western railroad, has filed with the
State Railroad and Warehouse Com
mission an official report of the Chats
worth accident. The document says
nothing Of the circumstances under
which The train vas wrecked, nor does
it attempt 10 locate the responsibility
for the wreck. The report estimates,
from the number of tickets sold, that
there were 80 persons on the train, of
whom 50 are now dead. Tho number
injured is given as l5l, ten of whom
were employees. Nine employees and
l02 passengers have recovered from
their injuries and % are still under the
,aie OF physicians. Three or four are
not free from dpngcr oil fatal results.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22

LADD--Died. AZ HIS residence. in this city,
Tuesday. sopiemher 23ti, at : O'clock T.. A..
BhNJ4AiN p lADD. N the sixty-eishtA year
a his ago
The funeral viii take place from tho Monu-
menia! church THIS Ighursdayl AFTERNOON
a. As0 oClCck.
sLhhAhEk. died, September glsi. a. his
mashegs re6i1onca, Oil uortu TrAsn,y.n q al
eueei. h0hhlt l.. son of the late Junias AMI
May rivmakvr; aged thirteen years taree
ncntIs anc ok Gays.
FEnefol from The Rlovo rsslaanna a. 10
O'Clock A. N. TODAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22

Mitobelstown and what is still grayer
the approval Of those acts by tho Gov
eminent. He continues: q trust the
country viii not be slow 10 condemn
that indecent approval given without
awaiting the result of inquiry, and
thereby discourage the repetition OF
the proceedings il was eminently calcu-
lated TO promote"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22

by Anglo-Amerirsu cable to the Dlspatch.l
BrELN. September 2l.-The An
rcbist tliol at Leipsic has been fixed
sor the 18th Of October. The Berlin
advocate, Herr lluuckcl, viii defend
John Noye. The TRIAL Of the alleged
AlSatian spies. Cabaune5 and Bruck.
ncr, for treason will follow.
Prince William ana the King of
SaSouy, IN company with the Emperor
II austria, are hunting in Syria.
Count Kalnowsky. Minister OF For
cign Affairs OF Ausiria-Hungory, has
rcno to Nilrmesburg to submit to the
Emperor Francis Joseph a report of his
conference with Bismarck upon the
commercial treaty with Germany.
While in Copenhagen the Car re-
fused to grant an audience TO Paul Do
rculde, the Yanehist leader, and forbade
lin access TO the Royal chapel on The
occasion OF The service in honor Of the
Gar. The service was attended by the
Gar and Czarina and all members Of
,he Danish royal family.
The trial at Breslau OF thirty-seven
Socialists, including Deputy Krickcr,
Of the ReichStag, has been lxoI for Oc-
tOber I'd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
A Dliud Dogs Guardian Cas-.
[Ieftsr 10 fhe Sne,taf.r1


know you have high opinion of
the dogs character, but OF the charm
less, necessary cat perhaps you may
rot think SO well as he or she deserves.
The following anecdote OF my own
"Black Beauty" or Professor
blacde, as often call him, may nd
a place in your generous paper. A
iayorite Pomeranian dog was cruelty
blinded by carter's lash, and while
his owner tendsrly bathed the infamed
eyes, " Blackie," the sleek ton. cat. al
ways sat by with kindly look of pity
IN his luminous green eye. When
Laddle, the blind dog, was called in
Of night he often failed to find tho
door. or would strike his venerable
head against the posts. Blackie,"
having noted this difficulty, would
jump of his warm cushion by tho
kitchen fire, trot out with "mew"
into the dark night, and in q few mi
nutes return with "Laddie" shoulder
TO shoulder, as it were, and tho friends
would then separate for the night.
" Laddie," when younger, had quiet
ly resented the attentions shown by his
owner to fascinating kitten, who used
70 irolic with his long, iringed tail but
he was too noble to show active dislike.
When the kitten died in COMMISSIONS
victim 10 nerves and ball OF cot
tOa-and its owner bent over the
stiiiened form in grief LaddieD camo
grayely up and kissed it. lie followed
i to the grave, and for many days was
seen by his mistress to go up the gar
den and at upon thesod. Was this his
way OF showing remorse for his former
coldness, or might it DO an expression
OF sympathy for his bereayed owner?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
Another Railroad Horror Averted.
(By telegraph 70 the Dspatcn.l

PEORIA, ILL, September 2l.-An-
ether railroad horror on the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific almost hap
pened at Killar last night. The bridge
over chasm fifty feet high had been
burned ont, but the fact was discovered
Ivy the foreman. lie went one way aud
tagged the passenger train, while his
wife stopped one the other way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
erovesreen 4 pell's Assets.

10y Ni'sI~fH =" 80 NN'f@N~-l
NV York, September 2l.-The as
siqnee Of Grovesteen & Pell says tina;
Tie assets consist principally Of S795,
600 first consolidated bonds OF the East
and West Alabama Railroad Company ;
sc35. 900 Of the Rome and Decatur Rail
road company's first mortgage bonds ;
shares Of East and West Alabama Rail-
road Company Of the nominal value OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
Tntai NtnhhInr Arrnr.

A probably fatal stabbing ARRAY oc-
cured at Marksville, Luray county,
Va, Monday evening. A son OF Brad
shaw Cliff became involved in a quar-
lei and scuiiie with Roy Alger. Gift
went TO the assistance OF his son and
received a fearful cut with a butcher
knife at the hands OF AIger, which en-
tircly disembowelled him. Cliffs no.
aspecta1 W ltva
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22

TOY w fFNI' y " TT
WAsHINcroN. September 2l.-The
totl offerings Of bonds TO the Treasury
ior purchase to-day was Sl,3lo,3J0 /;
total purchases, fi,OJ5,30), AZ prices
I4nling from 10E90to 1858.
2 del, gaiicn Of Texans composed OF
REPRESENTATIVES Crane and Sayers,
Judge Terrell, ex7Julge Robertson,
Mayor Spencer and ". Il. Klioerg, ac-.
companieG by Moor Chalmors and
iinl.huaitor Chcuowith, called upon
tlo president to-day 10 urgc the up.
Iointment Of Judge a. II. Wills, o.
1caas, 10 The yacant place on the Sa-
lltmc-C0urt bench.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
Che Anarehist Parsons's Defence

CmoAco, September 2l.-A. Il. Par
sons, one Of the condemned Anarchists,
sent 70 reporter to-day and gave ont
for publication long dscament ~.
dressed to oThe American People.
and made special request that Il 90
published without alteration. We
quotes At length tie evidences aud the
ming Of the Supreme Court says that
tbe speeches credited 10 him IN tho
trial were garblsd extracts by excited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
.ncr i1ca eehool question in ohio

10y lt-i EiaiA ~ TIC DinIdlchI
CWUS>tu, September 1.-THE
,p,iation Of the law OF last winter which
.cr,alcd the statute authorizing the
Establishment of separate schools Tor
olored pupils is producing friction in
a.rny piaccs. At Oxford, Ohio, the
c,orcd pupils nearly all deserted their
o0n school and applied for admission
10 the white school. \ public meeting
WIS held and the School Board was
asked to order the colored pupils 10
their own school. The board complied
with the request, and The colored people
propose TO apply for man lamus. At
Yellow SPRINGS the School Bond has
ordered the schools closed indefinitely
orLLtil The Legislature can meet aud
take some action. st Ripley, Ohio, q
ait in mandamus has been entered b
compel the School Board 10 admit
colorcd pupils.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
IN SnbeGzier Convicted.
CRy felerrapb IN the DisDaich

BATON RoUG., La, September 2l.-
The jury in the case OF ex-Secretlry-
ol-State Will 4. Strong has returned a
verdict OF guilty, as charged. Strong
was indicted some months ago for the
embezzlement Of 5000 of the States
money during his term of Office in con
nection with the sale OF election ticket
,tat..r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22

lBy Telegraph o The Dispslch.I

TT TT VI - 'I1V I't7I7 WIFI
INV YoRE, September 2l.-A fatal
fire in four-stOry brick fiat at the
corner Of Lafayette and Lewis avenues,
IA Brooklyn, tonight resulted in the
death Of one occupant, the fatal burn
ing of girl, and the serious injury OF
n third person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
FOREIGN NEWS
TIE CROWN PRIEcps GERMAN DOC.
TORS ANNOYED.
The Bulgarian mbroglio-commeats on
pillon's epeech-rhe
Cholera, &C.

by Anglo American cable to the Dlspatchl
VIENNA, September21.-Dr. Macken-
zie is at Milan inquiring as to a suita-
bic health-resort for the Grown Prince
Frederick William, of Germany, To-
black having become too cold. The
Berlin correspondent of the Medical
Nous comments on the annoyance felt
by the German doctors because OF
their being ignored since the Crown
Princes visit to Scotland. German
pbysicians, the writer says, aver that
DR.. Mackenzie is far too sanguine re-
gGrding the Princes condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
Virginia Criminals ARRESTED 81
Canada.
By telegraph to the Dlspatch.I

:
ToEoTTo, September 2l.-Dctectiye
Wilkes, OF 6taunton, Va, visited this
city several weeks ago in quest Of
Charles L. Clined.nst AMI George N
Podell. charged with forgery. The
mn had been clrrying on business in
Staunton miscarriage manufactlrers, and
disappeared leaving liabilities and
foigenes amounting to between fifty
Md sixty thousand dollars. Chnedinst
VAS arrested a few days ago in Brant-
lord, and BodcE to-day in OriIil. j
''wvcr is here looking after their extra
dition,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

SEPrEMBEa q, lsS7.
There Is a good line Of Burleys on the mar
ke,, while prices arc again jumping Ia tho
Wsst. whence We have continued bad reporss
Our market Is steady but trading light To-
Cay few hogsheads Of all kinds changed
hands, but no large lots. Some heavy common
chipping Tugs cold at ia4hc., and yesterday
liue Of cutters we're disposed Of at about Doc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
In.t rhink nrtt

One Of tho presents I give With my
sixty.Cent Gift Tea is handsome
Cup, Saucer, and Plate, gilt edge.
Other presents equally as nice.
JUrEg BINFoRD,
1902 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
Norfolk NnEes.
rsneclal telegram . ,he plspa.eh.l

NORFOLK, VA, Septembcr2l.-Coun-
Gilman ID. w. Jordan died to-day after
q lingering illness. He was forty-one
years Of age, and leaves family. lie
was successfully engaged in the whole
sole grocery business During the war
he was lieutenant in the Norfolk
Light-ATtillery Blues.
Mrs. Myers, the wife Of Major a.
Myers, formerly of Petersburg, died
suddenly to-day.
Over 5000 bales of cotton were re-
ceiycd at this port to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
Generni Fight

4 special from Fincastle SAYS: ga
general fight took place among a large
gang of railroad negroes near Wilton,
Rotetourt county, yesterday, in which
many were wounded, and one named
Ross viii die. The origin OF the diff.
Guilty is not known"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
nentn or 0eneraI Preston.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l

LEXINGTON. KY, September 2l.-
General William Preston, dissin-
euished KeDtuckian, died at his resi-
dence, in this city, this afternoon ;
eyed seventy-onc years. Tie was born
in Louisville, and educated for the
law. he espoused The cause of the
Confederacy in 1861, and left this city
on the approach of the Federal troops
September 20, 1861. lie was placed
IN command OF a brigade, serving with
distinction, and was sent as Minister 10
England 10 represent the Confederate
Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22

by Auglo-Amsrican cAble 10 no Dlspatchl
RoME, September 2l.-During the
past twenty four hours there were Is
uew cases Of cholera and 3 deaths in
Catanis, s new eases and 3 deaths in
Palermo, and l56 new cases aud 81
deaths IN Nessina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22

NEW YoRk.


HsN YORk. September 21.--Cotson quiet aud
steady: saies. li3 bales: uplands. . ii-ig:
DFicans. i3-ilc. ces receipts. 2535 bal0s; ex-
Iors-to Great Britain. 7,i9j bales; % the Con-
tincnt, 1870 bales. Southern hour quiet and un-
changed. NLset--0ptiOns adyaaced t,aszc,
closed strong 81 tho best rates spot lots l,s<c'
higher and fairly active for export; No. ,
spllug, iekc. ungraded red, 7aaSikc. No. .
red, september, 3s6s13.e Ccra-OpuOns "a
&c. higher. nrm. AID qniet: spot lots . tTlle
la: October. 40 s50t.c November, J0S5 a5Ostc.
Oats 5.Rhc higher and only moderately q ssige
No. ?, September. SsAa3lc. October. SEA
2a&c. No. 2 cash. S3a236c. Hops quiet CO...
iee-spOl fair; lilo dun Hnt nsminRl at 40 IS
options opened "a J points higher, closing a
SHADE lower; No RIO, not quoted; October,
fl075atfl; November, Sl7.O5zsf7.2I Sugardull
and more OF lessnemlnsl fair refining quoted
at i5-i6c.i rcnnec dan. Moli-scs quiet.
Rs steady COu0n-sesd oil quoted at So. for
crude; 4ls4shc for refined. koein steady OF
Si.f5zgii2i<. rurpentine steady az 39g{c.
titoe steady ard quiet Wool quiet ani uu-
changed. Fork IN moderate request; mess. SIS
for lew. SIS .saSl5,sQ fec old. Beet duh MD.
dles dun aud combat. Lard shade easier
frd Jess ecissei eestern steain. s. s5as6 70;
October. sstoa.ees; November, skciasGGl.
sALTmoRk
DkLnsoHz. Nd, September 2i.-costoa
dnli ; middhng, stc. Flour steady aud quiet.
AtNhttE -A.A%e t-tt- w 7tckA htDffs tsst1tt-sts
DO extra. sSasAt3. do, family, - 55agL 20; city
mills super. ss%eatta2 90. extra, S3asSyi; %.
no prands. st-i5afAaO: isatargco saperiatiys
Patent, Aloi ds. family. si7a wheai~s0e.l-
en- steaay red, sSaSoe. amber, 5eaSlc
western filrner, cicsfce qrct;, No. winisr red.
SPOT, iln.sssc. Desobsr q a.a77ele S0yem-
her, fyaishe.i ,tssemper. SiSasiAc. Cora
southern, eesscf Tor yellow, aad quiet, white.
ssaeoc. yellow. s2Asss.c. western sfesdy aud
duh; n,!ea, sirtoter, ssef siQh .c Noyem Dor,
and Pennsylvania. Soa;5c western waits, s8a
So, Nessefn mixed. 5ias2ke. kye easter ~
rcslef sidsi3 fv 41aSs 800 y Sp3'so
Me.sFoTt, 3 NsoasiD,3a tuik 70 oats SHOULDERS
and eleef-siD f'c,S packed, "a and exs Ba-
, sSa, gs,Ss . q Slcrg Sc .ias,.
Rutief sa.ser:. Nestefp packed it12,c cream.
efs, siAsle; ksgs lirm r. Is :fsc. ps,rolsaai
eIcRcy fenred, fA5c, cotlee am nIti ooaii.
S1aI l2pEg a .off, wv Representation hfsn
~ iVi<Ef3A Nri@kez s.eS1} a. si.lta>ai,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22
Gladstone san ,ae arteheistown At.

10Y Ahgio-Aneflesn cable 20 the Dlspa.ch.l
LONDON, September 2l.-GIadstono
mas Written letter 10 a Glasgow Lbs
RAJ: IN which be deplores the grave acts
q Inc liish police against the people OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-22

~ angio-American cable 10 tho Dispt,chl
LONDON, September THE Times,
commenting on the speech made 10y
DILLON az meeting OF the National
League in Limerick yesterday, says
Dlllon's speech reads rather like an
unconscious confession OF weakness
There viii he many more such comics
sIons If the Government continues
steadily and unfinchingly in its task OF
vildieating tine law"
The Standard says: "Law is now
reality. Power has passed away from
Iurles OF periured partisans Dillon
and his kind are naturally anxious 10
sustain the errors OF tue league. We
90 nor disguise from ourselves the Tact
that the struggle viii DO sharp one